Permitted Development Rights
Article 3 and 4
"Permitted Development" is a blanket permission, granted by Government
regulations, to carry out certain minor types of development without the need to
make a planning application to Council.
In certain circumstances, the Council removes Permitted Development
rights:
Article 3 Directions take the
form of a condition on a planning permission, which restricts further
extensions, alterations or uses.
Article 4 Directions apply to a group of properties and often cover a large area, and are most frequently, but not always, used in conservation areas. They usually remove rights to make minor alterations to houses, including the replacement of doors and windows.
The Borough Council of Wellingborough does not have any Article 3 and 4 Directions.
Article 4 Directions apply to a group of properties and often cover a large area, and are most frequently, but not always, used in conservation areas. They usually remove rights to make minor alterations to houses, including the replacement of doors and windows.
The Borough Council of Wellingborough does not have any Article 3 and 4 Directions.